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dailymail.co.ukNewest Review: ... bins (I have three in black, blue and brown) as they keep my rubbish safe and secure and are rat proof but the DM don't let common sense get in the way of a good campaign. I am going off on a tangent here but people who think the Human Rights Act is a terrible thing and want to see it banned should actually go and read the act for themselves and then tell me which of the rights in the act ... more |
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by - written on 10/12/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Dear Dooyooers, I've got a secret that I have been keeping from you, one that I simply must share; My name is Denise and I read the Daily Mail website. There, now that my dirty little secret is out in the open and those who know that I am a bit of a leftie are either gasping in horror, have marked me down as a right wing extremist or are simply pointing and laughing I can tell you all about the "news" paper. The Daily Mail is a right wing rag which contains very little news and seems to exist solely to whip middle England into a frenzy every day. The Daily Mail put their own slant on the news of the day and often mis-report the stories to put their ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/11/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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dailymail.co.uk Description: Online version of The Daily Mail newspaper I have been introduced to the Daily Mail online quite recently and it has become a bit of a guilty pleasure. I am an avid reader of the BBC news online, and rely upon them for most of my news. However, there is something slightly addictive about the Daily Mail site! Don't get me wrong, I am not going to suggest that you believe everything that you read on this site, however, if you are looking for some entertaining scandal and hilarious photo's, then this is definitely the site for you. Want to see photo's of Katie Price/Peter Andre? Interested in ... Read the complete review

by - written on 05/10/09 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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My name is Joy and I'm a Daily Mail reader. There, I've said it. Gosh, that feels like a weight off my shoulders as I have felt burdened with this knowledge knowing how many people feel about this newspaper! In actual fact I don't buy the Daily Mail, I read their online version because in the main I enjoy their coverage of the important events of the day without the frivolousness found in The Sun (which I also read!). If you go to www.dailymail.co.uk and have a look round you'll see it's a very simple and straight forward site which tends to concentrate on 'real' news, as opposed to informing the general public about what colour underwear the ... Read the complete review

